From the Newsroom: Gatehouse Media

Reporter Curt Brown talks with Editor Jennifer Driscoll about the case of Miguel Brasil: A New Bedford man was arrested after crashing into a police cruiser. Brasil was wanted in the purse snatchings of two older women in Dartmouth.

I have met some amazing people these the past 10 years. I’d be lying if I said the hard work I’ve witnessed hasn’t inspired me to work harder.

"All three of them, standing in the nude. Putting on sun tan lotion."

The smooth sounds of jazz can be found in various venues across Oklahoma City. While the metro has a history with this genre, the tunes are finding a new group of fans in the Sooner State.

Tisha Tate says she and her father had a strained relationship, but her faith helped heal the hurts and provide peace.

Savannah Morning News Headlines for April 11, 2019.

Savannah conference nurtures conservationists

Savannah Fire honors top firefighters at annual luncheon

Savannah defendant’s girlfriend tells jurors shooting victim was not trying to help her

Savannah courthouse annex design a go; 'massive' apartment plan back to drawing board

Aldi to open Savannah location

 

Music: "Not for me" by Barradeen

Restaurant reopens in Parker

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